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- Sep 22, 2026
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‘Simpsons’ writer Bill Oakley and chef Mason Hereford throw dinner at Turkey and the Wolf (opens the original)
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Hardcore fans of âThe Simpsonsâ may know Bill Oakley from his days writing for and showrunning the sitcom. He co-wrote memorable episodes like âWho Shot Mr. Burns?â and âBart vs Australiaâ and won three Primetime Emmy Awards and other honors. Heâs also written for âFuturama,â âPortlandiaâ and other shows. But in the past few years, heâs launched a second career as a food explorer and curator. Heâs found his niche looking for unique local dishes that canât be found any
‘Simpsons’ writer Bill Oakley and chef Mason Hereford throw Curiosity Dinner at Turkey and the Wolf (opens the original)
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Hardcore fans of âThe Simpsonsâ may know Bill Oakley from his days writing for and showrunning the sitcom. He co-wrote memorable episodes like âWho Shot Mr. Burns?â and âBart vs Australiaâ and won three Primetime Emmy Awards and other honors. Heâs also written for âFuturama,â âPortlandiaâ and other shows. But in the past few years, heâs launched a second career as a food explorer and curator. Heâs found his niche looking for unique local dishes that canât be found any
‘Flamboyants!’ connects Creole culture from Reunion Island to New Orleans and Puerto Rico (opens the original)
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A show that opens with Big Chief Juan Pardo singing âIndian Red,â a man who has woken up after having barely survived a huge storm, and his rescuers talking about preserving Creole identity sounds like it could only come from New Orleans. But in âFlamboyants!â the storm is a not a hurricane but a cyclone, and the Creole identity at stake in the opening scene is the culture of Reunion Island, a small island in the Indian Ocean a few hundred miles east of Madagascar. Writer, director and a
Danica Ivy Collo brings Ivy’s Kusina Filipino food pop-up to Siam Night Market (opens the original)
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Danica Ivy Collo started her pop-up, Ivyâs Kusina, because her friends and family loved her cooking and encouraged her to share it. She grew up in the Philippines and moved to Marrero as a teenager. Now she takes classic Filipino dishes and makes them more accessible to wider audiences. Sheâs brought the pop-up around New Orleans and Baton Rouge and will be one of the vendors at the Siam Night Market on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Westwego Farmers Market space. For more on Ivyâs Kusina, go
Westbank Heritage Fest features music headliners Joe, King George, Jonathan Nelson and more (opens the original)
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The Westbank Heritage Festival was founded to expand event offerings on the West Bank of Jefferson Parish, and as it prepares for its 10th edition, itâs hitting new milestones. âWeâve expanded with a larger stage, more vendors and national acts,â says Jonathan Stewart, president of the New Growth Economic Development Association, which founded the fest. âIt has really taken off.â Westbank Fest is at the Alario Center Saturday, Sept. 19, and Sunday, Sept. 20. Headliners include R&B si
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